New Project: 1986 Saleen #26

No idea, it was there when I got it. Looks to be made that way and not hacked though.

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Damn. This is looking great! I want

A little of this a little of that.. New seat belts, new sheaths, new carpet, new dew wipes, new channels, new interior screw kit, dash repainted, new dash pad...

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Couple old 86'ers I was checking out today for a refresh...

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Headlight covers installed, these are the shaded set, they will eventually get painted white with "WINSTON 100" put on them. And then I will run a clear set most of the time, I'm not a fan of tinted anything. Trim on the windshield installed, driver door panel on, rear quarter mocked in, speakers installed in the quarters, headliner, A-Pillars, visors, dome light and threw in the driver seat to get a feel for the car. I can see why people say they arent the greatest. Lots of other little things installed.

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What isn't the greatest? The seats? Or the saleen? :?

The comfort of the Flofit lol

Headliner bits coming together

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Wheels on the ground, I really like the look, just not on this car.I think I am going to stick with all red.

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My camera is just horrible, I think I have it on the wrong setting or something.

Where did you get your headliner from, was it redone locally or did you buy a new one? My board is in good shape but not sure the direction I should go with it.

Sell me the flo-fits.



Edit..........and that's not a question.

Where did you get your headliner from, was it redone locally or did you buy a new one? My board is in good shape but not sure the direction I should go with it.

They are not that bad to do yourself. A bit of a pain in the ass and take your time.

Where did you get your headliner from, was it redone locally or did you buy a new one? My board is in good shape but not sure the direction I should go with it.

headliner material is really cheap, and if the board is in good shape, it's really easy to do yourself. material for mine cost around 12-15 bucks

What those guys said, 10-20 for material, got mine on Penn and Reno. Penn Industries I think. 3M spray adhesive. First couple pages has a couple pictures of the process, maybe on FEP.

A little mock up of the gauges I picked up from PAS for a PJ for the console, the lighting on these is really cool. Wish I could somehow modify the rest of my gauges to be as cool.

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are those new style gauges? those look sweet

Just read the entire thread. Hell of a nice job! Can't wait to see the finished product